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48 Names On War Front List Of Casualties
Washington reports 48 names on the Army casualty list distributed among killed in action 17 died of wounds 12 died of accident 6 died of disease 7 and severely wounded 6. Officers listed include Lieutenants Anderson Cather Clarke Harriman Priddy and Michie with others among noncommissioned ranks and privates. Ralph Noble previously listed as missing is now reported dead by the German Red Cross.
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Associated Press
Washington
Robert B. Anderson
Wilson
N. C
Grosvenor P. Cather
Bladen
Neb
Henry W. Clarke
Boston
Lynn H. Harriman
Concord
N. H
Welborn
Priddy
Chicago
Robert E. L. Michie
Staunton
Livingston L. Baker
San Francisco
Duncan R. Grant
New York City
Earl H. Neville
Winona
Minn
Ralph M. Noble
Galesburg
Ill
Red Cross
Joseph Drabkin
Lodi
Cal
Herman L. Evans
Lebanon Junction
Silas Triplett
Hunting Creek
Joe W. Bouret
Cheyenne
Clarence Henry Caw
St. Joseph
Raymond E. Cuthbertson
Nebo
Charles Dean
Alger
Wash
Walter W. Hawk
Cincinnati
George Olen
Brockton
Mass
Nass B. Shaheen
Moorhead
Guy W. Showers
South Thirteenth Street
Harrisburg
Mike Sinkevich
Easton
Harlie C. Smith
Middletown
N. Y
Lewis T. Strickland
Cerro Gordo
Welborn S. Priddy
Otto G. Abbott
Newkirk
Okla
Robert Finnegan
Pittsburgh
Herman Hansen
Edmore
Mich
William L. Baxter
St. Paul
George E. Finkle
Huron
George Jacob Frymier
Monmouth
Manuel G. Williams
Morristown
N. J
Vester A. Benson
Creston
Ira M. Curtiss
Virginia
Bernhardt
Bottolfson
Hartington
Walter J. Nugent
Worcester
Oscar Olson
Wildwood
Robert O. Ruede
Meriden
Conn
Joseph P. Nolan
Hartford
Frank L. Smith
Revere
Henry E. Woods
Brooklyn
George Korman
Newark
Edward Paternarde
West Haven
Galesurge